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Scare Package

Scare Package

2020

In "Scare Package", a mischievous twist on mortality unfolds when the funeral of beloved horror host Rad Chad Buckley becomes a twisted game of survival. As guests navigate an increasingly deadly labyrinth of hilarious traps, they must rely on their knowledge of horror tropes to outsmart the sinister forces threatening their lives.

Runtime: 107 min

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4.8 /10

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57.0

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As Jessie (still reeling from her harrowing encounter with the Devil's Lake Impaler) attends the funeral of "Rad Chad" Buckley, she's surrounded by a cast of characters that seem just as eccentric. There's Ms. Kapowski, Jessie's mother; Kimmie, her friend; Bo Buckley, Chad's chimney sweep twin brother; Rick, his accountant; Dwight, his college roommate; Moira, the undertaker; Kirk, an actor; Bert, his bodyguard; and Claire, a mysterious woman. The gathering is disrupted when everyone watches a strange videotape featuring Chad, which renders them unconscious.

Upon awakening, they find themselves trapped in a deadly escape room where they must navigate twisted puzzles to survive. Dwight's impressive beer pong skills initially bring hope, but soon the group is gassed again and wakes up chained to a wall. As they struggle to comprehend their predicament, Rick hypothesizes that Sam, Chad's loyal customer, is behind their imprisonment. Sam's eventual reveal confirms Rick's theory - he's punishing them for not appreciating Chad's business and not taking the horror genre seriously.

As the prisoners navigate this twisted game, they're forced to confront their own mortality. Homemade beekeeper masks are locked onto their heads, and bees emerge from their mouths, killing Bo and Moira (who meets a gruesome end due to an allergic reaction). Jessie finds the keys to unlock the masks, but not before the group is gassed unconscious once more.

Sam's next move forces Ms. Kapowski to perform a gruesome task that results in Dwight's skin being torn off alive. Despite finding a key, Ms. Kapowski becomes the next victim, torn apart by invisible razor wire. As the remaining survivors struggle to make sense of their hellish situation, they're left wondering if there's any escape from this deadly game of horror tropes.

As the effects of another bout of gas wear off, Jessie, Rick, Kimmie, and Dwight find themselves transported to a eerie recreation of Chad's Horror Emporium video store. The atmosphere is tense as Sam unleashes the Devil's Lake Impaler upon them, its machete slicing through the air with deadly precision. In a desperate bid to protect herself, Jessie loses one of her hands in the ensuing chaos. As the Impaler closes in, Jessie seizes an opportunity to strike back, plunging a blade into Sam's eye and sending his wheelchair careening down a staircase. Though Rick sacrifices himself to take out the Impaler, the demonic entity proves resilient, forcing Jessie, Kimmie, and Dwight to flee. However, their escape is short-lived, as they're once again subjected to the mysterious gas.

The trio awakens in what appears to be a somber funeral parlor, only to have Chad rise from his coffin like a specter. As the truth begins to unravel, Kimmie reveals her shocking connection to Chad - the two had been secretly involved, and their manipulations had begun even before Chad's apparent imprisonment with Jessie. The revelation leaves Jessie and Dwight reeling as they struggle to comprehend the implications. Meanwhile, Chad and Kimmie abscond in a vehicle, leaving Jessie and Dwight trapped in a warehouse. The unlikely duo is forced to confront the reality of their situation as Chad and Kimmie drive off into the night, accompanied by Hawn Tran and the Devil's Lake Impaler.

In the midst of this mayhem, WELCOME TO THE 90s takes us back to New Year's Eve 1989, where masked murderer Tony makes an unexpected choice. Despite having a reputation for targeting vulnerable victims, Tony inexplicably sets his sights on the "Final Girls" sorority house instead of the neighboring "Sure to Die" (STD) sorority house. The four women - Nancy, Ginny, Ellen, and Sally - are initially nonplussed by Tony's decision, but their surprise turns to shock as he successfully claims Laurie's life before striking down Sally.

As Buffy strolls in from the STD house, the group is left scratching their heads. It's as if Tony has somehow flipped a switch, trading traditional roles with the Sure to Die women. Nancy, ever the pragmatist, devises a plan to sacrifice Buffy as a distraction while she, Ginny, and Ellen let loose and party like there's no tomorrow.

However, Tony is relentless in his pursuit of the Final Girls. Just when all hope seems lost, Buffy seizes an opportunity to turn the tables, cutting off Tony's arm with a chainsaw. Though Tony escapes, Nancy, Ginny, and Ellen remain dismissive of Buffy, stuck in their old habits. In a moment of chaos, Buffy inadvertently takes out a wandering frat guy.

As the dust settles, it becomes clear that Buffy is not just a damsel in distress - she's a force to be reckoned with. With a stirring speech, she rallies the other three women, urging them to shed their stereotypes and unite against their common enemy. As they welcome Tony to the new era of the 1990s, the women simultaneously lock him out of their lives, marking a turning point in their collective journey.

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In THE NIGHT SHE CAME BACK, Daisy (Daisy) returns to the cabin where she had laid to rest her arch-nemesis and sibling, a masked assailant with a penchant for Fourth of July violence, nearly two decades prior. Accompanied by her husband Scott, Daisy's arrival is marked by the presence of Dr. Castle, a seasoned psychiatrist who has been tracking this case for years. As they settle into their surroundings, a masked killer emerges, targeting both Dr. Castle and Scott in a brutal display of violence. The killer, revealed to be none other than Will, a man Daisy had believed to have perished in the previous carnage, confesses his long-standing infatuation with her. However, Daisy remains unmoved by his affections, prompting Will's untimely demise at the hands of her resurrected brother. In a stunning turn of events, Daisy is reborn from the dead and confronts her brother, ultimately banishing him back to his grave alongside a spectacular fireworks display. As their lifeless bodies explode in a fiery spectacle, they reconstitute into a singular, hybrid entity.

Meanwhile, SPECIAL EDITION follows Rachel, Charlie, Jenny, and Helena as they assist their friend Zoe in packing up the belongings of her deceased brother at his lighthouse abode. Unbeknownst to them, they are drawn into an urban legend surrounding a supposed ghost known as "Three Men and a Baby." The group's curiosity is piqued by a mysterious video left behind by Zoe's occult-prone sibling, which they play on the VCR. As Zoe later delves deeper into the tape alone, she unwittingly takes control of a supernatural killer equipped with sword-like appendages. Her button presses prove deadly, as she inadvertently impales Charlie, decapitates Rachel, kills Helena, and attacks Jenny. In a desperate bid to survive, Jenny psychically lures the entity back into the TV, where Zoe witnesses her friends and brother joining the killer as shadowy silhouettes on the tape, forever trapped in this macabre dance of death.

In the eerie and suspenseful horror film WE'RE SO DEAD, we are taken on a journey back to the sweltering summer of 1993, where four childhood friends - Cooper, Ellie, Stats, and Jason "Whiskers" Burton - stumbled upon a gruesome discovery in the woods: a lifeless body. As an author, Cooper chronicles their harrowing experience, which began with Stats, a boy genius with a penchant for experimentation, reanimating the corpse using a makeshift serum in his laboratory.

The initial resurrection was met with startled fright by Ellie, who hastily dispatched the reanimated individual with her father's gun. Undeterred, Stats attempted to revive the deceased once more, only to have the man wreak havoc on the group, ultimately claiming Jason's life before Ellie could exact revenge with a sword. As the friends struggled to come to terms with their traumatic ordeal, they turned to Stats' innovative technology - a transporter chamber - in a desperate bid to reassemble Jason's mortal coil.

However, in a bizarre and unpredictable twist, Stats' mischievous pet cat managed to infiltrate the machinery, resulting in Jason's resurrection as a human-feline hybrid. Empowered with eight additional lives, this new iteration of Jason returned home for dinner with his stunned mother and sister, leaving those around him both amazed and terrified by his newfound feline abilities.